Manchester 62 F.C. Women

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Manchester 62 FC Women
Full nameManchester 62 Football Club Women
Nickname(s)The Red Devils of Gibraltar
Founded1999 (earliest known)
2005
2021 (current incarnation)
Ground Victoria Stadium
Capacity5000
ChairmanMichael Anton Monsour
ManagerJamie McDonough
League Gibraltar Women's Football League
2021–22 5th
Website Club website

Manchester 62 Football Club Women is an amateur association football club in Gibraltar, currently playing in the Gibraltar Women's Football League. The club is affiliated to Manchester 62.

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History

The earliest known record of Manchester 62's women's team is in the 1999 season of the Gibraltar Women's Football League, with the league seemingly abandoned with the Red Devils, top of the league. [1] After a six-year absence, the team returned in 2005, [2] remaining involved in the league for 11 years before folding during the 2016–17 season. [3]

On the eve of the 2021–22 Gibraltar Women's Football League season, it was revealed that Manchester 62 would return to senior football after 5 years. [4] Fielding a young side built from the club's youth teams, they lost on their return 9-0 against another new entry to the league, Gibraltar Wave. [5]

Honours

Gibraltar Women's Football League
Women's Rock Cup

Current squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.Pos.NationPlayer
2Flag of Gibraltar.svg  GIB Faye Jones
4Flag of Gibraltar.svg  GIB Nicola Asquez
6Flag of Gibraltar.svg  GIB Samantha Machin
7 FW Flag of Gibraltar.svg  GIB Tiana Garcia
9Flag of Gibraltar.svg  GIB Sandy Peralta
11Flag of Spain.svg  ESP Amber Mata
12Flag of Spain.svg  ESP Corima Del Valle
13 GK Flag of Gibraltar.svg  GIB Gianara Vassallo
No.Pos.NationPlayer
14Flag of Gibraltar.svg  GIB Abigail Evans(captain)
15Flag of Nepal.svg    NEP Pratibha Kumal
18Flag of Gibraltar.svg  GIB Angel Brayson
21Flag of Gibraltar.svg  GIB Fatima Zahrae Ech Chalh
25Flag of Gibraltar.svg  GIB Genella Corbacho
26Flag of Gibraltar.svg  GIB Jayann Mendez
31Flag of Gibraltar.svg  GIB Angelika Bosco
Flag of Gibraltar.svg  GIB Zenobia Jones

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